Some of our events are in the water, some are on land, but all are a whale of a time. Check out what's coming up!
Upcoming Events
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Past Events
October 15, 2024
Te Upoko o te Ika a Maui
Seaweed Festival 2025: Expressions of interest
We're planning a seaweed festival- and you're invited! We’re calling upon out seaweed-keen community to grow this festival with us, either by running events/activities, partnering with us to make the festival happen, or.... something else!? We want to co-ordinate a broad programme of events and activities during March 2025, to give our seaweeds the attention they deserve!
You're invited to this whānau fun day exploring the Waipoua River on foot or by bicycle! Learn about the history of the awa, its biodiversity, hear local pūrākau, and learn about the conservation efforts going on to restore and protect the Waipoua. Afterwards, get hands on helping to plant trees alongside the awa, and join us for a BBQ!
As well as caring for our coasts and oceans, it’s all about community at the annual South Coast clean up! We'll be taking part in this morning of litter collection and family fun- join us!
Meet the Seaweeds: Community Observation with Inaturalist
Community observations are a key part of watching changes in our environment. This session will teach you tips and tricks to build your seaweed ID and photography skills, and you'll contribute to the Love Rimurimu iNaturalist Project with your observations.
Meet the Seaweeds: Community Observation with Inaturalist
Community observations are a key part of watching changes in our environment. This session will teach you tips and tricks to build your seaweed ID and photography skills, and you'll contribute to the Love Rimurimu iNaturalist Project with your observations.
Seaweed Curious? Love Rimurimu Info session- Wellington Central
Have a go at identifying some of our local seaweed species at this hands on, after work seaweed session. You can find out more about the Love Rimurimu project, and meet the team!
(Fully booked) Meet the Seaweeds: Guided Seaweed Walk
*Postponed: Aug 31st- Sept 7th. Meet the team from Love Rimurimu to learn how to identify common seaweeds, some of their uses, and what we’re doing to protect and restore them. This is an hour long rocky-shore ramble with passionate seaweed nerds! Bookings required.
Tūmanako Room- Miramar and Maupuia Community Centre
Seaweed Curious? Love Rimurimu Info session- Miramar
Have a go at identifying some of our local seaweed species at this hands on, after work seaweed session in Miramar. You can find out more about the Love Rimurimu project, and meet the team!
Join the team from Love Rimurimu to learn how to identify common seaweeds, some of their uses, and what we’re doing to protect and restore them. This is an hour long rocky-shore ramble with passionate seaweed nerds! Bookings required.
Otaraua Park, Lancelot Grove, Otaihanga, Paraparaumu
Community Planting Day: Otaraua
Groundtruth- WJ4N and Te Ati Awa ki Whakarongotai invite you and your whānau to this community planting day focused on the regeneration of Otaraua. Help plant over 5000 trees, hear kōrero about Otaraua, explore the arawai (waterways), have some kai with your community and share your thoughts on the vision for Otaraua!
Pinehaven- Corner Pinehaven and Blue Mountains Road
Pinehaven Stream Community Open Day
Pinehaven Residents~ Take part in water quality and species identification activities in the Pinehaven Stream, learn about ways you can take part in conservation mahi going on in Pinehaven, get to know your local community, and the people working to restore the mauri of Pinehaven’s waterways.
Breaker Bay Community Hall,150 Breaker Bay Road, Breaker Bay, Wellington 6022
Seaweed Sea-lebration and Community Snorkel
Join Mountains to Sea Wellington and the Breaker Bay Moa Point Progressive Association for a day of aquatic exploration, both on land and under the waves.
This is a full-day event of talks, workshops, and field trips for any community group, individual, or organisation who shares a commitment to creating a positive impact for our waterways.
Join Ngā Kōrero next week to hear from folks across Aotearoa working on Seaweed forests and their regeneration, including Zoe Studd who leads the Love Rimurimu project here at MTSW in Wellington!
If you have participated in an EMR programme, or community snorkel in term 4 2022, or term 1 2023, you are eligible to enter the annual Poor Knights Competition for a chance to win a trip to Poor Knights marine reserve.
Just a short boat ride away is the beautiful Kāpiti Island and surrounding it the breathtaking underwater world of Kāpiti Marine Reserve. Join us for a day of unforgettable snorkelling in this pristine marine environment.
Just a short boat ride away is the beautiful Kāpiti Island and surrounding it the breathtaking underwater world of Kāpiti Marine Reserve. Join us for a day of unforgettable snorkelling in this pristine marine environment.